I wanted to perform some clean-up activity during Spring Session destroy (logout and timeout) and tried following the solution provided at this thread

but what made me curious is that, my application is a Spring Boot application and I didn't have to register the HttpSessionEventPublisher Listener , i just implemented the ApplicationListener interface and used the onApplicationEvent() method to capture the SessionDestroyEvent.

My question is, How did my code work without registering this listener ?

You need to provide an complmentary hashCode() method whenever providing an equals() method and visa-versa. The reason for this is to fulfil the API contracts when interacting with the objects in collections. See the site for tips on creating the code hashcode-equals The Java Docs have more information about the...

whenever you have something like this in your property file <bean id="A" class="com.common.A"> <property name="b" ref="B" /> </bean> spring container by default searches for setter of that property i.e setPropertyName() after invoking a no-argument constructor of that class whose bean is being prepared, and as it confines to JavaSpecification it...

You should set env variable like you do: export db_cron="0 19 21 * * *" then restart your ide if you are using or restart your terminal session. @Scheduled(cron = "${db_cron}") def void schedule() { ... } I tried it and here is my screenshot. Everything works as expected......

I recommend you to use DeferredResult of Spring. It´s a Future implementation, that use the http long poling technique. http://docs.spring.io/spring-framework/docs/3.2.0.BUILD-SNAPSHOT/api/org/springframework/web/context/request/async/DeferredResult.html So let´s says that you will make a request, and the server it will return you the deferredResult, and then your request will keep it open until the internal process(Hibernate)...

Here is a skeleton of how your test class should look like @RunWith(SpringJUnit4ClassRunner.class) @ContextConfiguration("classpath:applicationContext.xml") @TransactionConfiguration(transactionManager = "<< YOURTRANSACTIONMANAGER >>", defaultRollback = true) @Transactional public class ServiceTest { //The name of your resource/service should be the same as defined in your bean definition @Resource private YourService service; @Test public void testYourService()...

The reason for the exception is that you were loading a GroupCanvas before and this has a reference to the GroupSection. Then you delete the GroupSection but when the transaction commits GroupCanvas still holds a reference to the deleted GroupSection and you get the StaleStateException. As you saw, deleting the...

Create a custom filter which parses whole url and extracts subdomain, then check if the user is on proper domain with proper rights. Also worth mentioning Nginx should redirect "*.yourdomain.com" so all subdomains don't have to exist in Nginx, they could exist in database and each user has his unique...

You're trying to query a list of items that a user may not be the owner of but should be able to access anyways, yes? Like shared documents or some-such. If that is the case, you need to upgrade to Spring Security 4 . It allows for SpEL expressions with...

Actually when binding fields to a form, in order to acces to a list with th:each. As the doc specify, we should use the two variable item, and phoneStat this way and not just phoneStat : <div th:each="item, phoneStat : *{phones}"> <select th:field="*{phones[__${phoneStat.index}__].variety}" > <option> </option> </select> <div class=" input-field...

Exception comes from this line: ReflectionTestUtils.setField(userResource, "userRepository", userRepository); Second parameter of setField method is a field name. UserResource has field "repository" - not "userRepository" as you try to set in your test....

Since you're not actually developing a mobile app (which would be installed on the mobile device itself) but a web page that detects and supports mobile devices, you don't need an Android emulator. What you do need is a browser that allows emulating a mobile client - Chrome has a...

The big difference between your code and the example is in the XML config example that myTargetConnectionFactory is actually a bean managed by Spring. You aren't doing that. You are just creating a new object Spring doesn't know about. The magic happens when setting the targetConnectionFactory of myConnectionFactory. Even though...

You can try setting the default schema for the jdbc user. 1) ALTER USER user_name SET search_path to 'schema' 2) Did you try this property? spring.datasource.schema http://docs.spring.io/spring-boot/docs/current/reference/html/howto-database-initialization.html...

You need to add setters and getters to ServerConfiguration You don't need to annotate class with nested properties with @ConfigurationProperties There is a mismatch in names between ServerConfiguration.description and property my.servers[X].server.name=test ...

Javascript is a client-side language. Session are server-side component. If you want to update session when user does something on your page, you should create a ajax request to the server. Or maybe use some client side variables that, for some aspects, are similar to session (they will be forever...

Remove the answer = Answers.RETURNS_SMART_NULLS. Test passes when I remove that. What does that feature do? The default null behavior works fine for me. As a bonus, you can also use the MockitoJunitRunner to clean up the code a bit... @RunWith(MockitoJUnitRunner.class) public class DaoJdbcTest { @Mock private JdbcTemplate jdbcTemplate; @InjectMocks...

please visit DefaultSftpSessionFactory it has following : setUser public void setUser(String user) The remote user to use. This is a mandatory property. Parameters: user - The user. See Also: JSch.getSession(String, String, int) ...

The problem was not caused by the session itself exactly, but because I hadn't included my class autoloader before calling the session, and so my custom classes were not surviving the deserialize process (even though it's a javascript file and I don't use any of said classes!) I changed my...

If you are using Spring security integration you can use ACL (maybe to heavy) or simple postFilter like following: public interface ShoppingItemRepository extends CrudRepository<ShoppingItem, Long> { @PostFilter("filterObject.user.getId() == principal.id") @Override Iterable<ShoppingItem> findAll(); } ...

FlowBuilderServices is meant to be a Spring-managed bean, but in your config it is just a new instance. It likes to be ApplicationContextAware and InitializingBean, but that is gonna work only if managed by Spring. The solution is simple: put @Bean on getFlowBuilderServices() method. And I think you should also...

You can override the defaults by creating custom messages in your localization bundle with keys following conventions defined by Spring's DefaultMessageCodeResolver. For the sake of completeness here is the relevant part of its documentation: Will create two message codes for an object error, in the following order (when using the...

You've got a quotes problem, fix it like this: <% Session["path"] = "'" + vr_ + "'"; %> EDIT 1: Javascript and ASP.NET are not the same, so you cannot access the variables, so you can't do it on the client side. You must send something to the server like...

You seem to have upgraded Spring Security to 4.x as well (evidenced by xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.springframework.org/schema/security http://www.springframework.org/schema/security/spring-security-4.0.xsd). Unfortunately, Spring Security 4.x is not a drop-in replacement for 3.x. You will need to review the Official Migration Guide for configuration elements that need to be tweaked. However, some of the ones that stand...

Using AOP would seem to be one approach: an example of using AOP to enrich Spring Data repositories can be found at the below: https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-data-jpa-examples If you can get a reference to the injected EntityManager within the advice then you should be able to get the underlying connection from that...

I don't really understand your need. Why do you want to share Session with Server ? Session is client-side only, but you can send value if your session with Meteor Methods, or in your subscription. In the second case, your sbscription can be reactive with the Session dependancy. Could you...

It seems to look ok but one thing you should do is always put your other rules before the wordpress rules as a habit. When using wordpress it should generally be the last set of rules since it does all the routing. Now for the redirect, you should probably use...

Before re-writing your code first thing you should analyze is why do you require Spring framework? What problem are you facing in your current architecture? Just because size of the response data stokes up shouldn't be the only reason to re-write your code. You can better design your existing code...

It should work. Given you have the required Spring-Jersey integration dependency[1] and have correctly configured the application[2] 1. See Spring DI support in Jersey 2. See official Jersey Spring example What happens is HK2 (Jersey's DI framework) will look for an InjectionResolver for the @Autowired annotation, in order to resolve...

As you can see in the stacktrace: nested exception is java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/apache/commons/pool/impl/GenericObjectPool The class GenericObjectPool is missing in your classpath. So you have to add the commons-pool.jar to your project which contains this class....

This is basically invalid usage of the query derivation mechanism. Executing Predicate instances and query methods are a distinct mechanisms that cannot be intermingled. You basically declare a query method that doesn't take any parameters (does not have any criterias) bit then takes a Predicate that Unfortunately the methods declared...

There are 2 things flawed in your setup. You should post to /login instead of /j_spring_security_check as that is the new URL when using java config (and in Spring 4 for XML config also). You have set the usernameParameter to name and your form still has username. Fix those flaws...

The issue is with the dependencies that you have in pom.xml file. In Spring 4.1.* version the pom.xml dependency for Jackson libraries should include these: <dependency> <groupId>com.fasterxml.jackson.core</groupId> <artifactId>jackson-core</artifactId> <version>2.4.1</version> </dependency> <dependency> <groupId>com.fasterxml.jackson.core</groupId> <artifactId>jackson-databind</artifactId> <version>2.4.1.1</version> </dependency> You...

You can use the class AbstractRepositoryEventListener like it's show on the LightAdmin documentation here Add you logger insertion by overiding onAfterSave, onAfterCreate and onAfterDelete into your own RepositoryEventListener. After you just need to register your listener like this public class YourAdministration extends AdministrationConfiguration<YourObject> { public EntityMetadataConfigurationUnit configuration(EntityMetadataConfigurationUnitBuilder configurationBuilder) { return...

In the stacktrace, there are no Spring AOP class listed between these two lines: at com.vizaco.onlinecontrol.service.impl.UserServiceImpl.saveUser(UserServiceImpl.java:51) at com.vizaco.onlinecontrol.controller.UserController.createUser(UserController.java:112) Your Dependency Injection is not setup right.. the Controller should be getting a Spring Bean of UserService ...